Wilson Reis
UFC 2013–present · rated in 2 editions · peak overall 79.0
Scouting report
Wilson Reis brought Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu world championship credentials into the UFC flyweight division from Minas Gerais, Brazil, training with Alliance MMA in San Diego. Reis earned a title shot against Demetrious Johnson following wins over Dustin Ortiz and Ulka Sasaki, reflected in a 92 BJJ and 85 Cardio.
Peak ratings
By edition
Reis won three straight in 2016, submitting Hector Sandoval and outpointing Dustin Ortiz and Ulka Sasaki. This earned him a flyweight title shot against Demetrious Johnson at UFC on Fox 24 in 2017, where he was submitted in round three. UNVERIFIED: "submitting Hector Sandoval in 1:49" — the win is confirmed, the exact time could not be verified. His BJJ black-belt credentials and control are reflected in a 92 BJJ and 82 Wrestling.
Across 2018 and 2019, Reis defeated Ben Nguyen by decision at UFC Fight Night 142 while losing by stoppage to John Moraga and Alexandre Pantoja at UFC 236 in Atlanta. His ground transitions and guard passing in these matchups are reflected in his 90 BJJ and 83 Cardio.
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